Cats are generally aware when they scratch you, but it is usually unintentional. They may scratch you as a natural behavior, such as when they are playing or stretching. However, they may also scratch you if they feel threatened or scared. It is important to understand their body language and provide appropriate scratching posts to redirect their behavior.
Cats learn not to scratch faces through socialization and training. They understand that faces are sensitive and important to their owners, so they typically avoid scratching them.
Cats may not always realize they are hurting you when they scratch or bite. Their behavior is often instinctual, and they may not understand the consequences of their actions. It's important to train them and provide appropriate outlets for their natural behaviors to prevent accidental harm.
I'm not saying I know, but probably not, because the mother will scratch you if you try and touch her babies.
Yes, cat scratch fever is a real condition caused by a bacterial infection transmitted through cat scratches or bites. It typically presents with symptoms such as fever, swollen lymph nodes, and overall malaise. Treatment usually involves antibiotics and can help resolve the infection.
Not sure if that's one reason, but I do know that they use the trees like cats use scratching posts, they scratch the trees with their claws so that all they will sharpen, and therefore, be more useful.
no, why would cats do that anyway. Okay when cats are mad they either hiss, scratch, fight, or bite you. cats are not mean though. they just do that because they don't know what else to do. they aren't stupid though.
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Yes they do know that you are human. They know because of their sense of smell.
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harmful ways: Cats are relatives of wild cats so give them their space if you can, but if not a cat may scratch, hiss, bite,etc. However cats just need love and attention and they should stop.....................................................................................................................................loving ways:Cats show a mannerful of love and care, ways are purring,rubbing against you, meowing licking and more that are unknown, I should know I have three cats that are the same way.champion hsus member: by Olivia Rose
Cats, like humans, naturally know when/how to mate.
According to animal behaviorists, the reason is amazingly enough NOT that they are just sharpening their claws. Research on cat behavior suggests that the major reason for this behavior is communication. By roughing up the bark of a tree, or the leg of your favorite chair, the cat is letting other cats or people (which they see as a form of different, food-bearing cat anyway) know where she is and what she is up to. Cats will therefore scratch by preference something easily scratchable and they usually limit themselves to a few 'favorite' scratching spots they will keep revisiting.